Another Non Practicing Entity (NPE) by the name of Remote Locator Systems has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Apple. This time around the patent infringement lawsuit concerns the use of Apple's iOS features "Find my Friends" and "Find my iPhone."

The patent infringement case presented in today's report was filed in the Texas Eastern District Court, Marshall Office in Harrison County. The Presiding Judge in this case is noted as being Judge Rodney Gilstrap.

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Looks like every mobile phone system violates this patent. After all, the cell phone towers are tracking people exactly using this method. So maybe this patent troll should go after all telcos and all mobile telephony equipment vendors. And they should also sue the NSA and the FBI, because they are using this method too...